Clean Power Hydrogen plc, a UK-based green hydrogen technology and manufacturing company, has successfully completed Level 1 of the Site Acceptance Test for its Membrane-Free Electrolyser at Northern Ireland Water's site in Belfast. The test, conducted by Lagan MEICA Limited and overseen by engineering firm Arup, verifies the alignment of mechanical and electrical components with safety standards. Following the successful completion of the Level 1 test, CPH2 is progressing to Level 2, focused on verifying the functionality of the electrolyser. The company aims to demonstrate the correct operation of the technology at Northern Ireland Water's site, with full operation expected in the first half of 2025. CPH2's CEO, Jon Duffy, expressed positivity towards the progress, highlighting the significance of achieving first production of hydrogen and oxygen using the scaled technology. The company's strategic objective is to deliver a cost-effective, modular solution for green hydrogen production, ultimately aiming to achieve the lowest LCOH in the market. CPH2 has almost a decade of experience in research and product development, focusing on creating sustainable technology for hydrogen production. Listed on the AIM market under the ticker LON:CPH2, the company is dedicated to delivering reliable and long-lasting solutions in the green technology sector.